Monday, March 22, 2010

What's Cookin' Good Lookin'?

I would assume most people under the age of 78 do not wear wear an apron when they cook. But these retro styles from Anthropologie make me want to channel a 1950's housewife and learn how to make a pot roast ... anyone else?

Considering most of us don't have time (or the energy) to whip up a fancy meal after work, this get-up may be a bit much for those "breakfast for dinner" nights. But how cute would it be to wear this when you're hosting a holiday dinner? Or, buy it for a bride-to-be for her wedding shower.

If you're not quite ready to be the resident Betty Crocker, try the half apron to ease your way into the kitchen. No casserole recipe required.

2 comments:

  1. I actually have an apron from Florence of the David statue. If you put it on correctly, a certain "body part" hits you in the right spot. I wore it while making dinner with my boyfriend recently and he was so freaked out by it- he made me take it off. These are way cuter!

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  2. I guess it was just one too many cooks in the kitchen for your boyfriend ;)

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